Opened in December 1999, the Burj Al Arab stands as a global symbol of luxury and Dubai's ambition.
It's often referred to as the world’s first seven-star hotel
Standing at 321 metres, it held the title of the tallest all-suite hotel globally when it was completed, offering unparalleled views of the Arabian Gulf.
The hotel’s iconic design mimics the sail of a dhow, a traditional Arabian boat.
Inside, guests are greeted by a stunning 180-metre-tall atrium and opulent interiors adorned with 24-carat gold leaf accents.
The Burj Al Arab has hosted several record-breaking events, including a tennis match featuring Roger Federer and Andre Agassi on its helipad.
To maintain its exclusivity, only hotel guests and restaurant patrons are allowed entry, making every visit a premium experience.
This architectural marvel was constructed on its own artificial island, located 280 metres offshore, making it one of the most unique hotel settings in the world.
Celebrate 25 years of this architectural gem as it continues to redefine luxury and inspire awe worldwide!